Samsung seemingly expects the Galaxy S27 Pro to outsell both the Galaxy S27 and Galaxy S27+. The information comes from ET News, a Korean publication, which has revealed the initial production targets.
The Galaxy S27 Ultra will take up most of the company’s production capacity
It seems like Samsung is planning to produce a similar number of Galaxy S27 Ultra units, as was the case with the Galaxy S26 Ultra. An 18-million-unit figure has been mentioned in the report. Do note that things could change prior to launch and in the following months, though, of course.
It is also noted that the Galaxy S27 Pro and Galaxy S27 Ultra are expected to account for more than 70% of the Galaxy S27 family’s total production of around 35 million units. Out of that percentage, around 50% is expected to be taken by the Galaxy S27 Ultra, and about 20% by the Galaxy S27 Pro.
In other words, Samsung is expecting that the Galaxy S27 Pro could sell 7 or 8 million units worldwide in 2027. That would be considered a success by the company, as this is technically a brand new product.
The Galaxy S27 & Galaxy S27+ will claim 30% of the production capacity, combined
The Galaxy S27 and Galaxy S27+ details have not been shared, other than the fact that the remaining 20% of the production capacity is reserved for them. So 30% of 35 million units, that comes down to 10.5 million units.
Based on previous years, though, the vanilla Galaxy S27 always ends up being notably more popular than the ‘Plus’ model. So if we had to guess, we’d say that the Galaxy S27 will take most of that remaining 30% production capacity.
This time around, however, the compact Samsung Galaxy S27 will have competition in the form of the Galaxy S27 Pro, which is also expected to be rather compact with its 6.4-inch display. So it will be interesting to see how interesting each phone model will be to consumers.
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